1588. He was indicted in 2003 on charges related to union corruption at several waterfront shipping terminals in New Jersey. Anthony "Tony D." Palumbo – former faction boss and acting capo. Palumbo's uncle Andrew Gerardo is a retired capo. In 2009, Palumbo was arrested and charged with racketeering and murder along with his driver Felice Massulo (an associate), soldier Rocco Petrozza, and others. In August 2010 Palumbo plead guilty to conspiracy murder charges. On May 5, 2011, Palumbo was sentenced to the maximum 10 years in Federal Prison. He was released on September 13, 2019. Imprisoned members Michael "Mikey Cigars" Coppola – during the 1980s served as acting capo for Tino Fiumara. In 2009, he was imprisoned and sentenced to 16 years. He is currently imprisoned with a projected release date of October 20, 2023. Louis "Bobby" Manna – former consigliere 1981–1989; imprisoned received a life sentence in 1990. Past members Guarino "Willie" Moretti – former underboss in the family 1937–1951, murdered in 1951 Gerardo "Jerry" Catena former underboss in the family underboss 1957–72; imprisoned 1969–1976, retired and died in 2000 Anthony "Tony Pro" Provenzano – imprisoned 1978 Tino R. "the Greek" Fiumara – capo, imprisoned 1999-2003 died in 2010 Michael A. "Tona" Borelli - was a New Jersey mobster and former acting co-capo of Tino Fiumara's crew, along with Lawrence Ricci. Borelli controlled construction and illegal gambling rackets in NJ, and formerly oversaw the Teamster's Union. On March 21, 2020, Borelli died. Ludwig "Ninni" Bruschi – former capo died April 2020 Ruggiero "Richie the Boot" Boiardo – capo from the 1920s until his death in 1984 John "Johnny D." DiGilio – capo from the 1970s up until his murder in 1988 Louis "Streaky" Gatto – capo from the 1970s, he was imprisoned in 1989 and received a 65-year sentence; died in 2002 Joseph "The Eagle" Gatto – capo 1990s, until he died April 2010; he was the son of Louis Gatto Andrew N. Gerardo – capo from the early 1980s up until his retirement to Florida in the 1990s Peter LaPlaca – capos from the 1950s, until he retired in the mid-1970s Lawrence A. Ricci – a former acting capo. In 1979, Ricci and Tino Fiumara were convicted of trying to extort a Parsippany, New Jersey, restaurant owner. In February 2005, Ricci was charged with extorting thousands of dollars from the International Longshoremen's Association. On October 7, 2005, Ricci